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Tuesday's "top two" primary set the lineup for November's general election, which will bring the state a new governor and treasurer.

Diverging economies and operating predictability shape the differences between the New England neighbors, said S&P.

The plan would raise power costs, but analysts say municipal utilities and energy cooperatives can absorb the increases or pass them on to customers.

The IRS Office of Professional Responsibility took no action on the misconduct allegation against Brad Waterman, but informed him that a record of it would be kept for 25 years and revisited if needed.

Municipal bonds were mixed with some Puerto Rico issues trading higher as the primary saw a bevy of new deals hit the screens.

The Tucson City Council signaled its plans Tuesday to put a $225 million bond measure on the November ballot designed to revitalize city parks.

Bedford Schools is moving forward with a proposed $35 million bond issue for the November ballot.

First quarter nonfarm productivity was revised down to a 0.4% gain, while unit labor cost growth was revised up to a 2.9% pace, the strongest in a year.

The U.S. international trade gap narrowed to $46.2 billion in April from $47.2 billion, a much smaller gap than the $48.8 billion deficit expected.

Rvenue soar 10.2% in May compared to a year earlier, accompanied by strong growth in oil and gas income.